Re: bridge status

[Marco Bonetti <marco.bonetti@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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John Case wrote:
> 
> Other than initiating a tor client on some other system and attempting
> to use my own bridge, is there any way to confirm that I am "up" ?  Is
I think that reading your tor log file is enough: the program logs when
everything is ok at startup.
Bridges are meant to not be publicly known, even a "put your
identification string here" lookup tool is prone to a simple brute force
attack if an adversary wants to discover as much bridges as he can.

ciao

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Marco Bonetti
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